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hi

i have found a 1987 chevy 2500 for sale and has unknown mileage, it has a 1968 327 in it and is was lifted about 6 inches. it has some little rust spots on it but over all looks pretty nice. but it does have some steering issues wrong with it i was just wondering if someone could give me a rough estimite on how much it would be worth?

thanks

jeremy

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I personally always figured a full size with working 4x4 was worth atleast $3000. No matter how bad the body or high of miles as long as it runs and the 4x4 works. Around where I live you won't find a 4x4 less then $3000, even a junker, but that could have alittle to do with the area.

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